The purpose of fundraising is to raise capital for launching or developing a product, expanding the team, and entering new markets.

Project valuation is the total value of a project's capital or tokens, determined during an investment round (funding round). It is based on the assessment of the project's potential and current performance. An increase in valuation can indicate successful growth of the project.

A Seed Round is a stage of startup funding that typically follows the development of an MVP (minimum viable product). At this stage, the company raises funds for further product development, testing the business model, and preparing for market entry. These funds are usually used for scaling and improving the product.

There are many stages of fundraising, but they are usually categorized into two groups: early stage and late stage. The early stage includes rounds like Pre-Seed, Seed, and sometimes Pre-Series A and Series A, while the late stage covers all subsequent rounds, such as Series B, C, and beyond.

M&A (Mergers and Acquisitions) is the process where one company acquires or merges with another to expand business, increase market share, or achieve other strategic goals.

We gather information only from verified and public sources. Each funding round is reviewed by an analyst before being published on the platform. You can see the source link on the project’s page, in the Funding Rounds section next to the date.